Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-06
Condemned Locals.

The Grand Lodge of the American Protestant
Association VIII meet here, at the Grand Army
IiIll. on the stu inst. with representatives from
dir-re:it states.
IN Interestin, temperance meeting was held on
Capitol Hill yesterday afternoon AT Washington
Hall. \An address WIS made bv MIR. J. G.. Lee. Re
marks were also made 10y Hon. j. +. Miller and
ChdS. Vi. Nye y meeting Is held here every sun
CAV under the auspices OF the Waugh w G. T. L.
Edward Jackson a young cOlOred man. who was
running alter another man in South Washington
yesterday afternoon. COllided with Mary Brown, a
Cut"red woman, ana she was knocked down and
her lett shoulder di,IOcdtcd-
Tim Mansin. he bartender who committed
suicide by cutting his throat with a razor Tuesday
IHorning, died saturday afternoon. His funeral
tJOk place this afternoon.
Elias Campbell. young cOlOred man, was fined
- or IL days by Judge Smell to-day for being dis
orderly on Il street ear ON !. street yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon IA cplpred infant found
on Il vacant lot between 18th. l4th, and Boundary
streets northeast by Private Waterman Batenan,
who topk IL 10 ~ AIMS Infant Asylum.
\ drill class, known a. the Webster Guards, has
been formed among the girls at the WebSter-schOOl
building and drilled by capt. Edgar strong.
Rep Nh. Williams, Of Port Tobacco, Md, who
s,lctteCs Rev. Chas d. Andrews rector or Christ
church. Navy ard preached his first sermon yes
teriay 70 his new congregation.
y sermon was delivered by Rev. Jno. p. Newman
st the Metropolitan VI. r. church last evening TO
the order of United American Mechanics which
was listened To by large audience.
Members OF 81. Paul'S English Lutheran church
yesterday opened mission sunday school in
Blake's Hall, On 9Th street, near street south
west.
lNU DrN utilDcfS were initiated PerSPVer-
ance Lodge OF Good Templars, at Elks' Hall. ON
SATURDAY evening.
Memorial services were held in Union NJ E
chapel. ON 10th street, yesterday afternoon in
memory OF the late Willie Luce. Star Of Hope
Juvenile Temple attended the services in a body
At the nth annual commencement OF the Nor
wood Institute, To be held at Masonic Temple on
The evening OF the 10th instant MI Justice Miller
and Rev. DIR. Bartlett Will deliver addresses In
addition To the regular exercises the program COM
prt>es an attractive list of musical selections.
The resignation OF Commissioner Wheatley as
president OF the Potomac Boat Club has been ac-
cepted.
Last night the officers of the third precinct raded
an alleged house of ill-fame, on 2Cth street, be-
tween and streets northwest, and captured
several colored men and women. The proprietreSS,
Emma Johnson was charged in the Police Court
Today with keeping bawdy house, and she for
feted So collateral.
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Yesterday afternoon officer Geaghan went to the
house OF Geo. F. Murray on IItn street southwest.
and found Murray aSsaulting his wife. The officer
proceeded 10 arrest Murray when the latter turned
upon and assaulted him. To-day In the Police
Court Murray forfeited 80 collateral
There were no trials In Circuit Court No l. Judge
cox, to-day, although fifteen had been placed on
The calendar.
The summer opera season at the National Thea
ter VIII not open until tomorrow night.
In the case OF Chas Dean, convicted OF grand
larceny, the motion for new trial was argued on
saturday afternoon by Mr. It. c. TAYLOR for the ac-
cu,ed, and new trial was awarded him.